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VOL. V.
L0U1SBUHG, N. C, FRIDAY, JULY, 28, 1876.
NO. 37.
One M "
.Praiiklin
Church Directory.
Mrtiiodist CriuRCH. Kev. F. L.
Ileid, Pastor, Fervices every Sabbath
at 11 A. M. and 7 . IVM.
i'raycr meeting every Wednesday
at 7 P. M.
cv.inmiinion service the Second
BY MISS C. V. MAITLAXD.
She stands pulling ot them from
the wayside hedge - the "wild,' sweet
Sunday in each month at 11 A. M. rose3 heaping them in the coarse
straw hat that swings upon her
arm. She looks like one of them
herself, with her gay young face
Sti. ward's mcc-tinir Monday .night
alter the second tabbath in each
month. f
Sabbath t'chool every Sabbath at
3 o'c ock r. M.
St. Pauls Eiiscopai, CnuBCH.
Uev. E. Dolloway, Utctor.
Services on the first and third Sun
day In eacli month, morning and
.afternoon.
Holy t'ommuniou monthly on first
Sundav.
t-unday school every Ftmday morn
lug at 9 o'clock. .
Pro fessiona Cards
tears with a proud, little, vehement
hand, and then bethinks herself:
Philjp was not wont to be
hard-hearted. Suppose he should
repent, and turn back to - see what
had become of her? lie shall not
find her here, if he should come.
She is turning hastily away, in
the opposite direction from that
which she saw him take, when she
remembers her hat. She must not
leave that behind, lest he suspect
Wliy 1m It.
A FEW GOLDEN RULES.
Tk bold oi duties pleasantly.
TFhy is it that all the world is glad Walk sida by side with gentleness,
and her pink cheeks, and the care
less jrrace ot all her movements.
Her slim young figure sways to fhc h fled from bim instead ot
her swoon during his absence, she
naturally took her departure, know
ing: nothing of his presence, nor of
his desertion. That should im;
hie this is now her aim, and she
spiings up, looking for her hat.
DAVIS & COOKE,
ATT'IS ana COUNSELLORS al LAW
LOUISBUBQ, FRANKLIN CO. N.C.
"Will attend the Courts of Naah,Frar.k.
lin, Granville, Warren,nd Wake Ooun
tus, also the Supreme Court ot North
Caroliua and the IL S. Circuit and nis
iki Cuitf, N'). 7-tf
W. H. SPENCER.
ATTORNEY
.A. TV LAW,
On
OFFICE,
Xash Street, over
Urick Store.
Hawkins'
LOUISBURG N. C.
II. F. 11L-1.I.OCK JR. T..T. MITCHELL.
Bullock & Mitchell,
ATTOKNEYS AT LAW,
Fkankunion, N. C.
WiU practice in the courts of the 6th
judicial district.
Prompt attention given to the collec
tion of claims. No 50 tf
and fro as she reaches up after
some higher bough, alter much the
same light fashion in which the
summer wind was swaying that
bough At least, so the young man
thinks, who has stood still to watch
her.
He had come up the lane in the
opposite direction from that, which
she is facing; and she has not heard
his footstep on the grassy margin,
drawing near to her. Tie con es
and stands close by, with only the
white elder boughs between, and
yet she does not know it.
She is humming a gay little song
as she reaches up after the bright
blossoms, standing on tip-toe on the
hedge-row bank, her small foot
printed in the moss.
It gives but a treaeherous stand
ing place, that mossy bank, and
once or twice she has all but slip
ped, and has just kept her balance
without catching at the thorny
branches overhead. But she has
not enough roses yet; she reaches
out for more, still singing
"Every lassie hasher laddie
None, they say, have I!"
to hear of the misfortunes of all the
rest of the world?
If Miss Smith marries that million
aire," Mr. Brown, and in the course of
a year they fill out, and Mrs. I goes
home to her ma, and Brown turns
misanthrope, why is it that nearly
everybody will listen to the story with
a complacent face, and exclaim: "I'm
so sorry ! but it is just as I expected!"
If some man of high standing is
convicted of forgery or any other crime
why is it that people seem to rejoice
over it?
Success Is alwayes worshiped by the
crowd, and yet that same crowd inva-
riably manifest satisfaction when iuc-
courtey"and true love for your fellow
beings. Never teae or tsunt; bo good
comes from it, and your Hunts may
-be remembered with resentment lor
year. Let tie whole of your life be
mapped out carefully, with the view
of making the beat possible use of
it, and foster a lore fur honorable in
dustry with an eye opeu toward a'eady
aaviegs for future benefit.
lie who would be wealthy must
save. If your, companions do not b
lieie In it, brtak away Irom them,
abandon the couailtss trlfiss that are
hourly pieeented t yot. Smoke fewt
Threads of Gold.
Mans' chief wisdom consists in
being sensible of his follies.
A grand safe guard for doing
right is to hate all thai Is wrong.
Say half that you think, rather
than think only half what you say.
No man is so insignificant as to be
sure hs example can do no hurt.
If you would hare a faithful scrvaut,
and one that you like, trve yoursJC
He who hates another man for
not being a christian is not himself
a christian.
Fidelity, good humor and coraplacen-
r j o
j
To (lie Working Class.
We can famish employment ttwbkk
you can make viy Urge pay, in yor
own localities, without bocg awiy
f'ora home ever night. Agrata wiaU
ed in every town so. I couny o take
aubacribers fcr The Centennial H-enrd,
the largtat puMicatloo In tht UoltM
State 1C pav, CI co!umni; Ceaat
ly Il!ultr,; Terms only 1 ptr jear.
The Ueccrd la derotcd tt wbatcfer is
ol Inter-t conntc! with the Crate -Dial
ytar. The jtat ExLibitxta at
rbiladelphia i fully illqtirated Itx de
tad. Evtrj body wants it. Tb whole
people fet ereai inUrrst la thelrCouo-
trj'aCsntvnaial Cirthday, and wast to
know all about it. An tlrot natrf
orte crayon drawing rr?mtua picture
er cigais, -o to the theaters le: and c of a.!1 t tUaruw ? ! presented frre to each tu!riber. It
Yes, there it is, under the hedge. I ccs is changed to defeat.
An instant more; but it seems to How greedily the reports of rob
ber a loner instant, while the thorns beriasand defalcations and crimes of
within a year you wiU be oa the road
to wealth, while they haunt the cur
nen, the theaters and the bar roomr,
spending their rr ooey on vke and that
which makes no good return?.
V. it a false pride which would
and 1 every description, arc seized upon by I make the averajja youog American"
are tangled in the hat ribbons
cling to them and hold them . last the public. It would almost seem as
and snatch, too, at her dress, as-she if nature rejoiced in informing itself
tries to disentagle them. She is I a3 to how depraved human nature is
still trying, stooping over when a I capable of becoming.
footstep comes behind her; and she J How much more ready men are to
gives a sudden tug, freeing herself believe evil of each other than good.
at last, and lifting up a face which Let the report go abroad that the Kev.
it mav be supposed has grown so
crimson over her struggle with the
thorns.
At least the joug man supposes
so. He cnecks his impetuous ad
vance, and stands waiting tor her
to speak waiting, bare-headed,
the water dripping irom his 'straw
hat, which he carries in his hand.
"Kosc. -Miss Osborne !"
She has pivj her own hat on, and
is tying it down as she comes for
When suddenly her foot slipped ward, passing him with a formal
ao-ain; she wavers for a moment, Uttl bow- The bla brim half,
like the rosy bough the wind has conceals her lace, but docs. not de-
snatched out of her reach; she puts
out two little Trightencd hands,
grasping at air, and falls
Into some one's strong arms
against some one's breast ! '
She is too startled to find voice
bar her from a lurtivc glance at
him and, at the dripping hat, ball
dropping from his careless hold.
She falters there; she cannot pass
him quite unconsciously. What was
it, then ? Had he not meant to dc
to cry aloud. She struggles faintly sert her, aftor all ?
53 53
'PETERSBURG Va,
E. RICHTER.
Watchmaker and Jew
eler. VISE WaU-hes nml Jewel --y of the hes
Manunu-tor siwl at the lowe-t l lees.
AH woik persoiully attended to and war
ranted. , tr
il 53 Sycamore St. , Petersburg, V
i it
Whitelaw & Crowder,
Marble & Stone
"W O R KS,
Comer Faycttev'lle and Daln Streets.
OPPOSITE THE
YARBOROUBH HOUSE;
llalci-h. NT. C.
1ST Orders Solicited, -a
co criiiER
liiiniii
tad ah
lllli 1 1 II II 1 1 1 Hi
We have added to our stock a pplen-
did JOB PRESS, ith an ileant
selection of typo ol the Htest styks,
and we arc now prepared to do
in the neatest and best manner.
8 you need not send yonr JOB
WrORK North, for we will do itiut a
well and cheap as you can get it elsewhere.
LETTER UEA.DS,
ENVELOPES,
for an instant, then she lies quite
still there in his arms.
"Rose Rose!"
She docs not answer makes no
movement and the young fellow
who has caught her thus is startled
bv the silence.
"Hose my darling Rose!"
And still she dees not speak, she
docs not move
Her head :s drooping helplessly
against his shoulder; her upturned
face is. -very white and still not
whiter than that of the man bent
over her. What harm can this
slight fall have done to her?
"Is she dead dead ?" he asks
himself, with an awful dread in his
eyes, "Will site ever come out of
this strange swoon ?"
The doubt is more than he cau
bear. He gathers her closer to his
breast again; he covers the sort,
upturned face with kisses, before
he lays her gently down upon the
grass and turns sharply round a
bend in the lane, whence the tinkle
of an unseen brooklet rings out
through the stillnes of the summer
morning.
He turns round the bend, without
another look, fearing to glance upon
the face that is so pale.
That is so pale? That was so,
rather. For it is not a white rose
any longer, but crimson as any an
gry giant of battles.
The girl has turned her head very
noiselessly, and glances after him
She stands still, and looks up at
him. And he he tosses the drip-
Mr. Robinson has fed the hungry, and
clothed the naked, and lent a helpiug
baud to some fcllaw voyager in dis
tress, and nobody will be interested in
it! Nobody will say: "I thought so!''
But just let the word go forth that
the same gentlen.an has been hugging
Johnson s wife, and sec how every
head will be liftad, and every ear opeu
and every tongue ready o exclaim:
'I've always thought he was no better
than he should be!''
Why is it that when . a man has
committed an error there aro M) many
hands ready to puh him un to the
next slop of wrong doing? and so few
exteuded to pull him back to the sure
Tooting of right?
Why is it, that whenever the world
becomes cognizant of any movement
it does not thoroughly understaid, it
imputes evil
cerned in it?
'free tt water' with bis moner. Save
it, for old age will soon come, with its
vent for benevolenee; perhaps then
you can dispose ot it with better judg-nun.
When the aptd oak sonda forth its
faded leaves one by one to the autumn
blast, it) titnescarred bark turns black
and the tree dies from old ag and
it isct no more value in the earth; per
chance then there shoots forth an
infant k, which will take pattern
alter its aged friend and mature to
future worth ai d beauty.
So, if a man strives by industry,
sobriety and civility to win an I oaor
able life, be will inevitably win wealth
and honorab e position in the hearts of
al', while all arou id bira will tpiing
up hosts i-t iouctttnip.
Nothing so much destroys our peace
of miud as to hear another express an
intention to give us apiece of his,
a fine fact1., and make its decay invisi
ble.
None are so seldom found alone, and
are so soon tired of thnr own company,
as trios coxcombs who arc on the hot
terms with themsalvcs. - '
All tho interest of a nation dej
peryl on tho integrity of its leading
men. Their lofty virtues arc the
public safe guard.
True politeness is perfect ca?o
and freedom. . It Mmpiy consists
in treating olherj just as you love
to Ikj treated yourself. CkesterJlelK
Harmless mirth is the best cor
dial against the consumption of tho
Fpirits; wherefore jesting is not un
lawful, if it trcspasscth not in quan
tity, quality, or season.
Whosoever is afraid of submit
ting any question, whether civil or
religious, to the test of free discus
sion. is more in love with his own
opinion than ho is with truth.
Wit loses its respect with the
good when seen in company vitl
malice; and to Fmilc at thcjeK
which plants a thorn in another's
breast is to become a principal in
the mischief.
To tell your own socrcts is generally
it entitled. 4Io rrrccrobraoce of tic
Oac Hundredth Anr.ivrrary of tbe In.
dependence f the United Stat."
Sire, 23 by 89 Incur. Any . cn can
lc)ine a succrtklul agent, tor nt ahow
the rapcr aad picture and hundred i f
ul scilhers are eaaily obtained every
where. There ia no businrta tltt wilt
pay like this at prraect. . We hav
many amenta who aie irakiDg a high
as $20 per day and cpwardr. Now ia
the time don't delay. IterormU-r it
coata nothing to giv the Loiiatta a
trial. Send for cor circular, terms,
and laple copy ol paper, which aro
tent tree to all who ap(dj;do it tc-rla:.
Complete outfit fret to tac who de
cide to enf, Farmer and mechan
ics, and tht ir snaiasd daughter make
the very !t rd aentf. Addrca.
HIE CENTENNIAL RECORD
Portland. Maine.
Fkakklix County:
aiulill ) Complaltt
For
crdt. ) Divorce..
In lte sm&ricr towt.
Tom Ilramn riaiuliil
Against
Milly Rramc Def
It appearing to tbt tatitfactioa of
tie Court that Milly Draznr tLe I)e
fendant above named, cannot after
due driience be lound within the
State of 'North Caiolina: It i there,
fon, ordered, that publication rftlio
ummons in tnia cue. le made ia the
Hr iiL 1 1 n f1 ntet m m a m
fully, but that folly is without guilt; to i14hHi ln .r. , f ruuW
lians. Where do VOU livcf ' 4Acr0St coniuiuuicaic musu wuu uito we ara a wei r
i . .i r. i . i i
cmruMPi is niwaj.i ircacucry auu,
treachery, for the most part, combined
with folly.
da river mitde turnpikes by der school
as you go up mit dcr right hand ou
de odder side.'
cnrcmindioc
Honeymoon A mouth in which
Sympathy". It is by the passion
of sympathy that we enter into tho
concerns oi others, that we arc
six wetka sncetaiTely,
the defendant Milly
Ilrirnc to appear ! fre the Jad ct
the Superior Court at a Court to be
hell for tte Coun'y of Franklin at the
Court IIoue in luuburg oa the4Ui
Monday after the 2.d Mooday la
August 1S7G, thca aad tLero to ar.
' intentions to those con- man? aPrpar to exlia st a" tl,c 8Wects movel as they are moved, and are be compl, hta, a CnPJ cf which
? of matrimony, so as to have nono lw ft never sufTercd tb be indilfere.lt wi'l be ficd 10 the ffRce ul tne Clerk
vie. in .tart, transgrc, for ll.e .est of their u.arnej life. - spectators of almost anjthinS that ? SjSwAS
. . . . ..' . . men cando orsulfcr.
Why do
mnor mf. n;iiin. unon riif rrposs nnii tho iiu-t r tiio inmi o.miv. whic'i en I i : u .: i i.
I'"0 " - 1 I ' - - .11. till eVUIUll IU3 IIUVMIUII WIIIUU r ... f . , 1
comes to her,, and takes her two joins it upon us "to believe every man intcrc a boy is not so much whether KCntlcne!'s and affability- it is social,
hands in his own. - inno-ient until he is proved guilty," hjj l,fe WU1 be crowned with glory aud kind and cheerful; far Amoved from
"Rose, Rose, will you Still be an- and insist upon believing every man
gry with me because of that foolish guilty until he is proved innoceut?
quarrel last week? I cannot quar- .-But these are conundrum to which
rel with yon, Rose? This morning there can bono definite answer, unless
has taught me too well how I love we give the reply of tho old lady who
you!" was asked why it was that some heus
'Then you did not mean to leave had yellow legs and some hodn't?
me lying here, after ali ?' '-Recanso it's so; and I'd like to see
The words no sooner lenve her anybody help theirsclvcs !"
honor us whether his new Summer
vebt is going to bo mado out of his fa
ther's olJ trousers.
Any excuse better than none. A
toper hays he would be a temperance
man in a minute if it wa.u't for his
that glory superstition and bigotry
which cloud the brow, sour the temple
dijest the spirit and impress morose-
ness on the manners,
Economy Is an easy thing to divide
upon, but an ut.crmfortable thing to
carry out, especially in household mat
ter!'. The planing is pleasant enough,
but the execution is what troubles us.
as he passes round the bend in the my Rose my sweet, wild Rose ?
lips than she sees what they impty.
Blushing more deeply than ever, she
makes an effort to withdraw her
hands. Rut he holds them faster.
"Then you were not quite un
conscious just now, Rose, when I
laid you down upon the grass ?"
No answer.
" 'And' this time with a little hes
itation, watching her eagerly; -'you
were not unconscious, perhaps,
when I had you in my arms ?'.'
Another effort, and her hands go
up before her crimsoned face. Rut
it is because he Ins released them of
his own accord because he has ta
ken her again into his arms.
"What a little deceiver you are,
Rose r
' 'What could I do T she whispers,
with her face still hidden. I kept
still just one instant, on purpose to
try yon; and then I was ashamed;
ami presently l tnougni you uau uu
serted me, and I was angry."
"Rut you are not angry any more.
Kate Thorn.
A IJillHll
Partington on Deficit. TLe
newspapers state that a well-known
banker of Paris Las absconded, leaving
a deficit behicd. Mrs. Partington
thinks that it was very good of the
have got off with every thin.
' An eicbange asks; -If there's a
place for everything, where is the
place for a boil; It has been said
that the best place for such an orna
ment in on lome other fellow. And
we don't think a Letter location can be
discovered!
CA.RDS,
road. Then, as soou as he is out
of sight she springs to her lect with
a 'swiftness which docs not hint
much of a late swoon.
"To think that he should have
gone away and left me so !" she is
savinsr vehementlv to herself. "If
we did quarrel last week, and if I
was angry and did tell him it was
all over between us -yet to think
he should have left rac sol Why, I
might die, just lying here, for aught
he'd kaow. I wish I could I wish
I could!"
She dashes a way the passionate
She lifts her eyes an instant, with
a Hashing smile.
' Wild roses have ever so many
thorns, Philip; and they scratch un
kindly sometimes. As, just see my
hand."
She holds up the pretty pink palm,
which, indeed, the thorns have torn
a little, while she was struggling
with them for the possession of her
hat- - And Philip put his lips to the
tinv wound
"If they do hurt, Rose, you can
always heal the wound so !
A polito way of putting it Troub
led withachrour mdisposition to ex
ertion,
What is there more my?trions than
ablush, that a single word or look, or
thought should send that inimitable
carnation over the cheek, like the soft Pr raau to lea H w"en he might
tint? of the summer sun-et? Strange
it is, also, that the face only, and that
tho human face, is capable of blushing,
that the hand or foot does not turn red
with modesty or shame any more than
does the glove or sock that cov
ers them. It is the face that bears
the Angel's impress; it is the face that
is heaven. The blush of modesty that
tinted woman,? face when the awoke in
Eden's sunny land, still lingers with
her fair daughters. They caught it
from the roses, for all the roses were
first white; but when Kve pluvked oue
the bud, seeing her own fair face, more
fair than the flowers, blushed, and
caught its reflex oa her velvet cheek.
The face is the tablet of the soul,wherc-
in it unites its actions. There may
be traced all the intellectual phenom
ena with a confidence amounting to a
moral certainty. If innocence and
purity look outward from within, no
less do vice intemperance and de
bauchery leave their iudellible im
pression upon it. Idiocy, rage, cow
ardice and passion leave their traces
deeper, even tlan the virtues of mod
esty, trot b7 chastity and hope. Even
beauty grows morn beautified from
the pure thoughts that arise wilbiu it.
wife, lie knows she'd be lonesome if
ahe hadn't something to jaw about and We dislike to forego the accustomed
find fault with. things which economy denies us, and
there is where the shoo pinches.
Speak kindly in the morning; it
lightens the cares of the day, anl
makes the household and all its affairs
w ' a fl
move along more smoothly, spea
kindly at night ;for it may ba that,before
tho dawn, some loved one may finish
his or her space of life for the world,
and it will be too late to ask forgive-
ncjs.
The setting of a great hope is like
the setting of the sun. The bright
ncss of ur life W gone. Shadows of
evening fall around us. and the world
seems but a dull reflection itself a
broader shadow. Wc h-k forward in
to the coming lonely night. The soul
withdraws itself. Then stars arise, and
tin night is buly.
.A Masteu Builder. To be a
master builder, your materials oast be
good, the foundations securely laiJ,
and superstructure duly proportioned;
A little girl hearing it remarked I then the future will afarm your know!
"An old lady was in the ' habit cf
talking to her friends in a gloomy de
pressing manner, presenting only tho
sd side of life. 14 Why said enc, after
a lng and sombre .interview, "nbe
wouldn't allow there waj a bright tide
to the moon !"
Itndant taltb notice that uolraa h
ppcars and aniwer said curttp'aint
at said term, the I'Uictiff wil! apply
to the Corut for the relief demanded
in tl.e Complect.
Civea coder my hand and the seal
ot aaid Court the ZZi day ct Jane
A. D. 1876.
W. K. I)AVI.5.
Clerk Superior Court.
, Franklin Co. , S, C
S. A. Stevens & O o.
DEALERS IK
Furniture, Carpelings &
Pianos, .
Coa.tER Mais and Gaaxst St.,
NORFOLK, Ya.
The largest Stock cf the above
goode in Virginia.
All rood guaranteed to be aoul aa
low as in anv Northern City, aiour
buaineaa facid'tca are uatorpaaaed.
Onr goods are all taanctacroral to
order and we aik a visit vr aa order
fmru thHa desiring ckmI ia oar line
to convinc them of the advantage ob
tained ic dealing nearer home.
Hiring btrti eataldUhet twelve
years and havinsr. aM largely In the
vicinity t Fraoklio Cooaty, aJIcai
refer to the puMic generally.
We are Agents and keep oa band a
large awortment t( I'iaV.a aad Parlor
Organs at llaaufactanprice,
reml for Circular,
ep.
A husband telegraphed ?o his wife:
What have ou for breakfast, and how
is the bat.y?" The anscer came
'Buckwheat cakes and tho measles."
that all people had oucc beea children
a a .ravi
artlessly inquired. "uo toox care
wf the Labics?"
My Dear lady, your daugLter is
lovely a perfect little pearl. -And
pray, sir, what am I?' 'Oh you are
the mother of pe-rl.
''Well, how do you like the lxks of
the varmint C said a ''South tester
to a "down roaster, wno was raxing
with round-eyed wonder, and evident
ly for the first time, at a Loge alli
gator, with wide-open jiws, on the
uiuddy banks cf the Mississippi.
"Wa'al," replied the Yankee, -he
am t what yeon may call a Lansum
orittcr, but he j got a great deal of
of openness when bo SMilcs.1
edge to have been accurate and your
judgment correct.
Bracing Tbouble. There are per
sons who emerge from every afSiction
and trouble and veiatiou, purified like
fine gold out the furnace. There arc
other", sud they are the more numer
ous who are cmbrtiercd and scared,
3To
At DettiDg of tte Hoard of Count)
Comm'aiooers f Fracklm Cooety oo
the 3rd day e.f aptd 1STC. Tbefol
loicj reo2otiona wee adopted.
ltt. That the Sheriff aaall oot re
ceive io th ti?emrt ot taxes tcr
shall the County Treasurer pay any
County Order. iaed before the 1st
dar cf April 1ST 2.
o t. All twfinM IaMipit tT.Tt ia
and made dosp-mJent and apathetic. I incd txfre ibat Ute muirprraent tb
Wc think the Utter belong to the aams to the Ctra ol thia Doard oi or
rh.. il.it pr tA itiml alma aurinf tk l'we tbe li. day ot Aoguat 157J,
tr.r,,wfl h Inmdof a"L,t0 I ht a r.cr r ! tl crwiftnay t made;
for aid. Whcu ouc cia truly say, "He
docth all things well, thetmgu ta
kca out of affliction, and c trig is giT
cn to bear what the future has in etor.
This wc think makes the great diffid
ence between those two classes.
w;d pr.if Lo!dicg aacb crdcrt, who
refuse to so pttcnt item are hereby
ootifitd that the Statc'-o ot linlina
will Us p!ea Jed in bar t tltix recor-
fJ" P. B. HAWK 1X3.- Chairman.
J. BLTUCIIEir, Clerk.
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